July

Japan achieved record levels for both exports and imports in July. However, the nation extended its trade deficit for a third straight month, primarily due to soaring energy costs and the impact of a weak yen.

Two teenagers were arrested in connection with a break-in that occurred at a Pflugerville gun store. During the incident, 34 firearms were stolen from the location.

Donald Trump has promoted new data showing that U.S. prescription drug prices fell 0.8% in July and are down 3.1% compared to a year ago. The title notes that while these drops suggest improvements, the actual reason behind the decline is complex.

Net sales of foreign exchange conducted by Chinese companies declined to an eight-month low during July. This decline indicates that a key source intended to support the yuan is diminishing.

In July, China's new-home prices fell at a faster pace, which has dampened previous optimism regarding the property sector. This rapid decline casts doubt on the assumption that the prolonged property downturn was nearing its bottom.

Shoppers unexpectedly cut spending in July as the boost from government tax refunds faded, causing retail sales to slip 0.6%. According to data released by the Commerce Department, excluding gas stations and auto dealers, retail sales fell 0.2%, although the lone services category – restaurants – registered a 0.5% increase.

Shares in Asia were mostly lower, while U.S. futures showed little change. This market movement followed reports detailing an improvement in U.S. inflation data for July.

U.S. inflation is reportedly stickier than what July’s mild Consumer Price Index (CPI) reading suggests. This discrepancy highlights a persistent challenge concerning the underlying inflationary pressures within the economy.

India experienced steady inflation during July, remaining within the Reserve Bank’s target range of 2%-6%. This stability supports expectations that policymakers plan to keep interest rates unchanged for some time.

TSMC posted strong sales for July, reporting NT$467.58 billion from the world's biggest chip manufacturer. This revenue figure surpassed the company's internal objective of achieving 40% full-year growth.

China's monthly inflation is cooling as the impact from the Iran war eases. Metrics show that the July Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose at its slowest pace since January, while factory-gate price growth also decelerated.

China’s exports jumped almost a quarter in July. This trend is occurring as trade remains resilient within the world’s second-largest economy.

China's exports jumped 23% in July, beating estimates, as global demand continued to absorb manufactured goods. This strong export performance contrasts with a cooling trend observed in imports.

July temperatures in Colorado Springs and Pueblo were above average, with Colorado Springs recording an average of 74.5 degrees, 2.1 degrees warmer than normal. Both cities experienced hotter-than-usual conditions for the month.

Emerging markets faced a challenging July, testing investors' optimism for the year. The difficult month may signal ongoing obstacles ahead for these markets.

The article discusses the approach of the hottest time of year with triple-digit heat and sunshine ending July, along with a warming trend into the weekend.

Rainfall in Kerala is expected to remain subdued for the remaining days of July. The weather forecast indicates no significant increase in precipitation during this period.

The upcoming days will see temperatures at or above 100 degrees, despite recent heavy rain and cooler weather. Meteorologist Kristen Currie notes this as a reminder that it is still July and hot weather is expected.

Russia launched 107 ballistic missiles and 20 Zircon missiles in the first 19 days of July, surpassing its estimated monthly ballistic missile production and using two-thirds of its annual Zircon output. The data comes from Militarnyi, citing Ukrainian military data and Military Intelligence estimates.

Denver's weather forecast for next week includes typical July conditions with increased chances of showers and storms, along with the hottest temperatures of the year.

A below normal rain forecast for July has raised concern in Kerala. The weather anomaly may impact the region's water resources and agriculture.

China-Japan flights for the summer travel peak in July and August 2025 dropped by 57% compared to the previous year due to geopolitical tensions and a Japanese visa price hike. Scheduled round-trip flights fell from 6,317 in July 2024 to 2,629 in July 2025, and from 6,127 in August 2024 to 2,641 in August 2025.

Energy bills in the UK will increase by 13% to £1,862 annually starting July, with further rises expected in October. The price cap hike will significantly impact consumers, making energy costs more burdensome.

At least eight people were killed in Israel's air attacks on southern Lebanon, despite a recently extended ceasefire until July. The attacks continue to affect the region. Israeli forces are responsible for the violence.

Plex is tripling the price of a lifetime pass to $749.99, after doubling it last year from $119.99 to $249.99. The new price will take effect on July 1st.

NATO is considering deploying to the Strait of Hormuz if the waterway remains closed by July. The deployment is a response to the closure of the strait. NATO's action may impact global trade and security.